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Lyman, ME - The eighth round
of the NEATV-MX series revisited the popular MX207
Track. With blue skies and warm temperatures,
Saturday was the perfect day at the track. However,
race day was anything but perfect. Rain fell throughout
the night causing the track to become very mucky
and slick. Race day saw overcast skies all day
with misting off and on throughout the first motos.
By the second motos, the one lined track began
to become less sloppy and the misting stopped,
leaving overcast and a cool breeze. A light turnout
of both riders and spectators was seen this weekend.
Most classes had a few less riders than usual,
including the Pro, which held the top three riders
in points, and Pro-Am, which held only 5 riders.
Motoworks/DWT/Can-Am Josh Creamer shot off
the line taking the Nac’s Holeshot in
the first Pro moto. Once Creamer was out in
front, he began to distance himself from the
two other Pro riders. The sloppy track didn’t
seem to faze Creamer as he rode strong and hard
throughout the first moto, taking the win.
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Fox
Racing's Josh Creamer went 1-1 in the
Pro Class for the overall win |
In the second Pro moto, Creamer came out in
front, claiming the Nac’s Holeshot again,
and battling with Dustin Wimmer for first part
of the second moto. Creamer wouldn’t allow
Wimmer to get by, and held onto his position,
finishing first. Creamer would take the overall
win in the Pro class.
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#191 Dustin
Wimmer went 2-2 for 2nd Overall
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Suzuki LTR 450/Fox Shocks mounted Dustin Wimmer
started his first Pro moto in second behind
Creamer. Wimmer pushed hard through the muddy
track, with Creamer close in sight. “This
track was really one lined, which made it difficult
for passing,” stated Wimmer. Unable to
make any passes in the one lined track, Wimmer
finished second.
The second Pro moto, Wimmer started off in
the third behind the two other riders, Creamer
and Cody Miller. Wimmer put down the pressure
on Miller throughout the entire second moto.
Wimmer was able to make a pass and hunt down
Creamer, but was unable to get close enough
to make a pass and would finish second in the
second moto, resulting in a second overall finish
in the Pro class.
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BCS Performance's
#22 Cody Miller finished 3-3 for 3rd
Overall
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BCS Performance/Can-Am Cody Miller started
off the first Pro moto in third behind Wimmer
and Creamer. Miller stayed close with Wimmer
for most of the first moto, but wasn’t
close enough to make any moves. He would take
third in the first moto.
Miller had a better start in the second Pro
moto in second behind fellow Can-Am rider, Josh
Creamer. With Wimmer putting on the pressure,
Miller tried to hold him off for as long as
he could. Miller was passed by Wimmer early
in the moto and would take third, resulting
in a third overall in the Pro class.
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Josh Creamer
ran his AMA Pro ATV Champoinship #1
plate on his Can-Am DS450 in the Pro-Am
Race claiming the Moto One Win
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2010 AMA ATV MX National Champion Josh Creamer
started off the first Pro-Am moto in second
behind Cody Miller, but was able to make quick
work on Miller and take over the lead. Once
out in front, Creamer began to gain distance
from the other riders, and would make no mistakes.
Creamer commented, “I was able to make
quick work on Miller in the S turns, and ran
a good race.”Creamer took first in the
first Pro-Am moto.
The second moto, Creamer charged off the line
side by side with Wimmer, and took the Nac’s
Holeshot. Passed by Wimmer on the first jump,
Creamer would apply the pressure and ride hard
to try to make a move. Creamer was breathing
down Wimmer’s back, but was unable to
get by, taking second in the second moto. Creamer
would finish with a first overall in the Pro-Am
class.
